The Doing Development Differently (DDD) manifesto is an important synthesis of emerging principles that can help those involved in aid and development to have greater impact. It emphasises the need for problems to be locally defined and solutions to be locally owned, and the need for development actors to be more agile and responsive.
Latest Publications
Made by Women: Dignified Work in Asia Impact Report 2017
- Countries: Bangladesh, Cambodia, China, India, Indonesia, Lao People's Democratic Republic, Myanmar, Pakistan, Sri Lanka, Viet Nam
- Published: November 2017
Women on the Move in West Africa: Impact Growth Strategy 2017 Annual Report
- Countries: Global
- Published: October 2017
Self-recovery from disasters: an interdisciplinary perspective
- Countries: Nepal, Philippines, Global
- Co-authors: ODI, University College London, British Geological Survey
- Published: October 2017
CARE International response to ILO Questionnaire on “Ending violence and harassment against women and men in the world of work”
- Countries: Global
- Published: September 2017
The impact of cash transfers on resilience: A multi-country study
- Countries: Ethiopia, Niger, Zimbabwe, Global
- Published: August 2017
Monitoring and evaluation of cash transfer programmes for resilience
- Countries: Ethiopia, Niger, Zimbabwe, Global
- Published: August 2017
Cash in crisis: The case of Zimbabwe’s ‘Cash First’ humanitarian response
- Countries: Zimbabwe, Global
- Published: July 2017
Managing cash-based programmes in a volatile markets context
- Countries: Zimbabwe, Global
- Published: July 2017
Partnering with Mobile Network Operators in Zimbabwe to deliver humanitarian cash transfers
- Countries: Zimbabwe, Global
- Co-authors: World Vision
- Published: July 2017
The Path to 2020: Delivering transformative, rights-based family planning
- Countries: Global
- Published: July 2017
